Eazer's Restaurant & Deli — Restaurant in New Kensington

Eazer's Restaurant and Deli. It's actually a pretty cool little place. Not sure how long they've been around, but, the building is definitely well aged. Yes, some one the booth benches need reupholstered, but so did the seats on the bus I rode to school, and it didn't bother me then. There's plenty of seating, and the dining room was surprisingly clean, even the register vents in the ceiling. Not far from Routes 28, 366 and 56, right on the corner of 7th Street and 4th Ave in the heart of New Kensington, this gem is easily accessible and definitely a better choice than any fast food joint.

Today for lunch I had their Reuben sandwich and fries. The sandwich was delicious and packed with plenty of meat, and the fries were perfect. The best part was how fast I was served. I don't think I was in the restaurant for more than 10 minutes from the time I sat down until I got my food, piping hot and served up with a smile. All told, with my drink, my meal was $15.53. You can't get a burger at your favorite chain that cheap. I was pleasantly surprised and will definitely be back to try more of their expansive menu.

Great prices, friendly staff and a very cool rustic atmosphere, that's Eazer's Restaurant and Deli. I definitely recommend you give them a chance.

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The service here is great. The food is really good. The fries are some of the best fries I've ever had. They are crisp on the outside and soft in the center the gravy is flavorful and good. They've got the perfect consistency for the cheese on their loaded fries.

The omelet was good. You know above average omelette the Italian sausage and it was good. Had a just a tiny bit of a kick which was really nice to it. The Syrian bread was fantastic.

I've had their pancakes before. I didn't get a picture of them this time, but their pancakes are really good here as well. Would highly recommend their pancakes would highly recommend their fries. The cake. The chocolate cake they had at the checkout counter was also really good. It wasn't too sweet and it was light. It was airy. It had just a nice sweetness to it. It was very good

Overall, I'd highly recommend this place. It might not be the best of the best breakfast places around, but it is definitely very solid and is definitely very good. So if you're in the area, I'd recommend stopping by to...

Ended up in this small town outside of Pittsburgh for a concert im working at and was looking for breakfast and stumbled upon this place. Was greeted and sat down immediately by a very nice young lady. Coffee was hot and tasty, and I decided to order a standard breakfast plate (Eggs, Sausage, Home fries and toast.) I opted for the Syrian bread toast, which I've never had but wanted to try. You can tell this a family owned business and the clentel feel like regulars. Food came out and to my surprise the sausage were patties and they were delicious, also the home fries were cooked well with crispy outside and soft inside. The Syrian toast was excellent and with the coffee it only cost me about $12 which these days is a bargain. Great good, cool vibe, and excellent service....